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The Delaware ledger. (Newark, Del.) 1879-19??, 1887-09-17
Nasty and the Type Writer.

The first editor in the United States
10 throw aside his quill or pencil for the
typewriter was ID. II. Locke, Petroleum
'. Nasty" the editor and proprietor OF
The Toledo Blade. A dozen years ago,
when The Cincinnati Gdsate and Com
n'ercioa, Chicago Tribune, and st. Louis
Globe Democrat were the only Republican
journal of any note west of New York,
Locke was a power in the newspaper
world. The circulation of the weekly
edition of his paper was equaled only by
that of the publication founded by Hor-
ace Greeley, and his "Confederates Cross
Roads letters were widely read and cop
led. Locke had always been heavy
drinker, but his success seemed only to
spur him on to renewed efforts in the
anti-prohibition line. lie made it a
point to get half shot" before breakfast
of morning, be "three sheets in the
wind" by dinner and wind up in the
evening too full for utterance. Although
possessed of an iron constitution, whisk-
ey gradually undermined his nerves, and
after time he was no longer able to
hold pen and turn out legible manu-
script, He tried dictation, but his ideas
did not seem to fully concentrate in the
presence Of a second person, and for a
time he seriously confemnlatad rnforroo-
The Delaware ledger. (Newark, Del.) 1879-19??, 1887-09-17

| had kidney disorder and gay for the
good Of others that DIR. Kennedy's Fav-
orite Remedy cured me. Rev. $. c.
Chandler, LebanorfSprings, y. Y. Ihad
Stone in the Bladder and gravel in the
Kidneys. | used DIR. kennedys Favor
lite Remedy and am now well.-E. ID.
Parsons, Rochester, n. Y. Price 81.
Send 2-cent stamp to DIR. Kennedy,
Roundout, n Y, for book on Kidney,
Liver and Blood disorders. Mention
this paper. Sep-34w
THERE is a vast difference be-
tween a daily and weekly paper.
A daily can publish everything,
show up rascals, expose men who
are doing or have done mean things,
and many other things that majority
of the weekly papers do not publish.
Why ? you ask. In the first, if you
show up rascal, expose some fell
low who has done wrong, these self
same fellows come in and want to
"clean out the editors" They think
a country paper has no right what
ever in saying things about then
that is true. Dailies have the bulg'
on the weeklies, unless the editor i!
willing to fight some chap ever
Monday morning.
The Delaware ledger. (Newark, Del.) 1879-19??, 1887-09-17
What the Queen Wanted.

One Of the first things Queen
Victoria did on hearing that William
~. was dead and that she had sue
ceeded to the throne was to call one
of her mothers waiting.
Am | really queen?" asked the ex-
cited princess. "You are, indeed,
madame, replied the ladyin-waiting
"And can do what l choose, by
right" continued Victoria. Ger
tainly, your majesty" "Then get ME
a cup OF green tea. Mamma never
would let me have it; now | mean
to know what harm it can do me. y
And the young queen drank three
cups, had violent fit of the shivers
and has never liked tea since.-Me
-4ryondm.
The Delaware ledger. (Newark, Del.) 1879-19??, 1887-09-17
A Novel Bot.

While Am not Il betting man, said +.
) Cheney, of the firm Of +. ]. Cheney
4 Co., considered it my religious duty
to make that fellow bet, you see he
was about dead, and guess he would
OF died before spring, if had not of got
him on the bet You know some men
had rather loose their life than lose a
hundred, well he was one of that kind.
and we both came near being out. hr. =
saved my hundroi At 1
dollar "a and it cost him ten
80. How's that? He sent for me
one day and said the doctors had all
given him up to die, with the catarrh.
| told him that would bet him 500
that Halls Catarrh Cure would cure him
or would give him 500 if it failed. He
took the latter proposition. This was
three months ago; you sec how he looks
now, don't you, as well as any one, and
a dandy .-Americdn, Toledo, o.
The Delaware ledger. (Newark, Del.) 1879-19??, 1887-09-17

A friend Of mine told me an anus
iEg experience the other day. A
young man approached him on the
street, and telling a piteous tale Of
priyation and Woe solicited sufficient
to purchase a meal My friend gave
the fellow all he had about him in
change 10 cents telling him that it
would at all events keep him from
starving. Selling the money the man
started of, and was joinedby a COM
panion who had been watching de-
velopments from short distance
and the two made off at round
pase in earnest consultation, and
were followed out Of curiosity by my
friend. They entered a saloon
where whiskey is retailed at 10 cents
a glass and the first man throwing
down his dime called for whiskey
straight Selling the bottle he pour
ed out level tumblerful much to
the secret indignation of the bar
tender who muttered something
about taking bath" Raising the
glass to his lips the fellow drank
half the contents when suddenly
stopping with look of disgust, he
said:
"What's the matter with this
whiskey?"
"Nawthin, replied the knight of
the white apron and the Alaska
diamond headlight "you must be
offyOur base; their amt nawthin
the matter with it,"
LET me taste it," said the friend,
and taking the glass he drained it
TO the dregs.
Il don't see nothing the matter
with it,"
We'll, may be wrong" said the
other, and the two were leaving the
saloon together when the bartender
whose anger has changed into admir-
alton said:
Look here you two chaps, if ever
you are hard up for a drink come in
here and I'll stand treat. I've been
in the business for ten years and
thought l knew all the ropes, but
this takes the cake
The Delaware ledger. (Newark, Del.) 1879-19??, 1887-09-17
WORKING GLASSES Attention !

We are now prepared TO furnish all classes
with employment at home. the whole OF the
time, or for their spare moments. Business
new. light and profitable. Persons OF either
sex easily earn from so cents TO $500 per oven
ing, ond "A proportional sum by devOtlnR ali
their time 10 the business. Boys and girls
earn nearly Az much us men. That all who
see this may send their address, and test the
not well satisfied we will send one dollar 10
pay for the trouble OF writing, Full paftlcu.
lars and outfit free. Address GEoRGk STIN-
SON n Co, Portland, Maine.
The Delaware ledger. (Newark, Del.) 1879-19??, 1887-09-17

North Of Scotland there is a little
island called Kilda, where there are
only six families, composed of sew
enty-three persons. They have COM
munication with the mainland only
once year, when the agent Of the
owner visits The island to collect
rents, and carries with him pack
age Of letters and papers. The fam
lies provision consists Of barley
bread, eggs, and sea birds Fish
abound in the water but the island
ers do not like thom as food and
catch them only to sell when the
agent comes over. To pay their rent
they weave rough clothing and
blankets to sell. In the summer
they cultivate gardens, collect birds
and eggs for winter stores, and fish
for trade. But these poor people,
while fighting hard battle for life,
are contented with their lot. Crime
and intemperance are unknown
among them, and courts are never
held. All the adults are members
of the Church of Scotland, and know
large part of the Bible by heart.
A minister resides among them, and
holds regular services on Sunday
and during the week This little
world is in strange contrast + osco,
busy world of the nins..lo D. :.
fury. ,yoe,r III . tn
The ReGi 4 lew week. 'e'"'n zen
The Delaware ledger. (Newark, Del.) 1879-19??, 1887-09-17

: SrR1KEs,or cannot omit to record
Firstollowing. Meeting dear and
aged parishioner, the other day, he
was accostsd with the remark; THAT
was a grand text you had on sun
day?n ayes, Mr.-----, ii was, re-
piled the Rector. "And you could
have preached it grand sermon from
it," said the critic, "but you didn't
The Rector went on his wav--think-
ing; yes, and thanking God he had
friend so frank and honest. En-
enlargement helps, criticism comects
Many a passionate child rules 'he
household. The little baby on IS
mothers knee goes into passion be-
cause its dinner is withheld from
him, or some toy denied him He
shrieks and:strikes his mother, and
mother says: Poor little boy, he
has such a passionate nature; he
can't be crossed" and yields to him.
She ought to spank him-spank him
hard-for being in a passion has
cooled. The child, though he is so
young that he can not speak, if he
were old enough to lift his fist and
strike blow, deserves punishment,
needs punishment, needs to have a
lesson of repression taught him.
Enthusiastic citizen about to visit
Europe.)
allow delightful it will be to tread
the bounding billow and inhale the
invigorating oxygen Of the sea, the
sen, the boundless seal long to SEE
i'll 10 breathe the great draughts o
living air shall want to stand every
moment on the PROV of the steamer
with my mouth open
(Citizen's wife encouragingly)
"You probably will. That's tn
way all the ocean travellers do
CA detected silence ensues J. De
troit Free Press.
"Do you like men who Hirt?
she asked and he uncertain wha
to say, murmured
swell, it depends"
81 do" was her decisive answe
and that settled it-he agreed wit
her.
The Delaware ledger. (Newark, Del.) 1879-19??, 1887-09-17
@1.0ll


Thu POLICE GAZETTE will hs nailed, Sc.
curely wrapped, 20 aAy address IN 80 United
States for three months On rcaC.r Ol
ONE DOLLAR
Liberal discount allowed To prstinasters agents
and clubs, sample copies mailed free.
Address all orders tn klDHARD Il fDN.
iaal0 Is ffankin square, II. Y.
The Delaware ledger. (Newark, Del.) 1879-19??, 1887-09-17

else In this world. Any one can do the work
and live At home. Either sex; all ages. some
thing new that just coins money for all
ed. This IL one OF the genuine, Important
chances OF a lifetime. Those who are nmbl
tlouh anu enierprlslnE VIII not delay. Grand
The Delaware ledger. (Newark, Del.) 1879-19??, 1887-09-17

ArTlYe NoWurk tUntrp SfNtlOn from Thla.
Wilmington S.O4 a IN and i2i and 6.I3 M week
days.
Peninsula express lCnvcs Newark 9.lI m, ar
rves at Baltimore ll.lO n m.
Baltimore passenger leave f'hila. daily iO.40p
m; Chester liz p m; Wilmington ll.3s a IN. ar.
irving Newark 1900 night, Baltimore l.BI M
Philadelphia md Baltimore express, 2i0 p. m;
Wilmington, 252 y. m; Newark 3 10 p. m, and
Baltimore, 4.4O p. IA, GA week days
The Delaware ledger. (Newark, Del.) 1879-19??, 1887-09-17
Every Advantage

svery Advantage
That can he had in var
iety, style or price we
can offer our customers.
We have bought large
ly with ready cash of
the best importing hous-
es il New York and
Philadelphia, the best
variety of fine goods for
tailoring we ever offered.
Being determined to
have the very best to be
had-we have made
special efforts and we
think we have succeed.
ed.
We also have made
up quite a quantity of
handsome suits for our
Ready-made Depart
ment which fit and look
like measured suits.
We like to show our
fail overcoats; we think
they are stylish and are
very sure they are cheap.
For the boyswe have
IA big assortment Of mob.
by suits, all styles and
all" almost ,'t all UU0IUIlI
49," 30 ,r,...,, luafltles; you
tuR TE Z suited at most
", any price. We want to
;" show our goods and are
glad to have people
compare our prices.
The Delaware ledger. (Newark, Del.) 1879-19??, 1887-09-17

French Creek Branch Trains:
Leave Springfield II 10 m, and 70 p m on
week days. and 10 IN on Sundays.
Arrive st. Peters Il 40 m and 60pm on
week days, and 20 IN on Sundays
On saturday only Will leave Dupont station at
90 and 9 p m. Newbridge at 90 and ] is D m,
for Wilmington and all Intermediate points
For connections at Wilmington, Chadds For
Junction, I4enape, COatesyille, WaynesburK jun
ton, Birdsboroi and Reading see timetables a
all stations, II. b. HIBBARD, Gen'l. Pass. Agen
A.G. McCAusLAND, supt.
The Delaware ledger. (Newark, Del.) 1879-19??, 1887-09-17
Attention, Travellers

From now until further notice or,lo,.
for the Hack can be left at Williamson 4
Son, Wright * Co., Washington Hotel
Deer Park Hotel, and West End Market
Letters for mail can be left at the lai,nr
place, and the same will be promnllv
mailed, My headquarters is at the Dels
ware House. '"'
Respectfully john L. Fluer
The Monitor. [volume] (Woodstown, N.J.) 1884-1892, 1887-04-08
] Or STRETCH
CONTRACTOR AND BUILDER.

Prices Of Groceriey lest headlight,
Iigh test coal oil, 8. per gallon. We
dont keep The lower grades. there's
danger enongh in tl8c best. Lewis
iye, liAa.; saponifier. y. i-er box; pure
pepper, 25c. H.. *. l.er quarter; pure
ginger lSc. III, -. per quarter; best
nutmeg>- 5e. pr o.: extract cofiet-.
. boxes for D., baking soda. b. paper,
~ III bulk. the vary best. Sc. 10. large
bottles I.uinford's Yeast powder. l0c.;
large boxe, sitting blue. Ic.: lsrge bot
Tics Bengal biuciug. Sc: best gran
ulaied sugar, 5.e. Tbs. Kings
etd's rur starch, pc. single
l.ogusi. &C. corn starch. =. H.; Proc
1er x Gansblr's Oleine soap. Sc:
lyies' reariine. -. or / papers Pie;
. Jos. washing sf.,ia. i9..; NeMoniele
* Rogers. large bottles irliis extracts
-lemon. 2'A; vasilla 25c.. large boz
ties extract lennon. Sc. large bottles
castor oil. s.; , H. cans eorned
beef poe. Al groceries .sa ast,.e
times will admit
/. i. HUMPHREYS so.
The Monitor. [volume] (Woodstown, N.J.) 1884-1892, 1887-04-08

Wien . iaan signs a petition for license
e. keep tavern IL Sew Ier-ey. r. eeifi-
a4s ever his hand tl2r tie tavern applied
IT. &, Necessary, and viii eoDdnee u tire
gsua,.ls good. As u 'l44t branch q me
i,assfe-s slsaf l.r0s.iie- ~ t.sa entertain
laszt II traveller lils Is, IS mss, eases.
true. Tie travelling publie mast haze
t.aae- where they can have 2 right u
larry. pe..asng their transaction Of Osss.-
lsse= or f,uFs1iil 81 F'l,-zsare, Isl = eammaiui-
$ y here they have noAbilias place. &c. are
s.fk eaesls II theif relatives - friends.
- .44ke iaine ease ia aine inn las
l,een pfezcfiptiye privilege 10 lie wzy-
fzrer siso lad tie mooney Ia "a. I.osket -
pay for lie same wlsllal. from tisas Dr.
yead whence tie memory 81 man ra,.sss=th
not to ihe contrary. I;at A. to TIE MN
selling branch q the fxyens-kee ping tt.si
mess. II :, mof lrae that 1he fasea. = =
s..7eessity es ~l.l e.a4dnee 60 tie pa5lie
-s-,sl. aud every nasu slso stops To- Tllink
Mat b S. doing Vl4=se 81 apE@lsl- ais
llssi. ta rise taserls-1eefsr' Is5iri5n.
1n0ss iilat i g u"t ifne " .-ei4 l.e s.siae p.
last ease bis etai-si-i'er. u Or }.si.k7 ~
e4ne' sispnt * 81 ALL aifh iht 'i.hass.i 'iAI
s,s.e cannot b. had itll9u1 5he etl.er and
therefore lie BAD Fart 81 ia'e hh>i'rss -
equally necessary Nii4 l-.e ss-i- " ii.eA
may lge teehuieal3y g,.A ls-ic bit
morall, !. - l.e condemned. Tfns tia
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The Monitor. [volume] (Woodstown, N.J.) 1884-1892, 1887-04-08

TIE urs.T.a.s-4e marriage l5osa~s 4aH 1sl.asl
h F4Ass tie Esagfsizsare- II sa1EEi2se ) :
e5F7l s.esrset i dos DoS fair zsF@ar az
arss rsaaee 5ass wiy lioea-e zaasaaa =
szken cat u eu5er 5ata il any zsafa ilzs1 p
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sass. TIE requirement a5ll * vesE liftae
ezfsrzsFgd against i1l-zsserEssl - isses aEe5-
fs.e aa-ehes. Il eafsrea1- RrlaBAy
aE.asezas are not - nulnef0us sisst 81 EsE-
-..as contemplating HsztrsneaF ia -szsl-
azsie xay Should IL subjected T. Tie n
egaFeassnse az obtaining g.arrnls-5ga FROM
ssFss Tsnblse of6eial- = much better sAfe-
guard would lse 70 iinh ssse class I eli
eszls zatlsa.51ssl tn celebrate tie sEsaFssz-e
eaasraea. ard require that sile aa5zlsser =
asher T.ersca sOlesnnizsag tbs marriage
.3ss.sBd he personally acquainted Vi1h l5ss
ess.srzetlBg parties Offers taking a.
kazsslsslseznents q deeds arc required -
certify thai tlse parties asknos Jssdgiag ~
stsasseEts before tlsem are F@fsazszl5ss
knswr to tbe1n A. tie makers theEeof. &
raegsymea and otisers So,ernnizin- MAJ
RACES were fsfs55den % d. %. exeeF-
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tfsesn O. identified before slse5a- L a1'alld
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The Monitor. [volume] (Woodstown, N.J.) 1884-1892, 1887-04-08

Tise annual siafesII.. ef District Lodge Nc.
vi for tls- eaans irS es Salem sEa ts3aa
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b3Fa 3.as5ge. NJ. ia sH Tuesday April
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I.salae ia IL. District XII please esaef =
fal5 represents tlea. l.15zsS arr eIaliflafi
n sslsg- ,lels-ia al l~-e and sase 81 lltsi.4l
delegate isE- t.ell rFeilis -saeEli-ers 4 -as13
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Rituals have lsaea re1@iEref- zss8 1ala iszs-
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sian "a ali fat..ieti t2.eseta- t3sGaess far
tie year are ~ II eIaeIe-3. I.et Tie qaeS-
tiaa box have dn= attention. Questions n
asaf; essace FEsiUZ 1lsf- razeS and 7l7a1es II
illa tafs2ar saaald BE- referred - tlze -'Bax
Z :. FDc1, District TemFl4F
The Monitor. [volume] (Woodstown, N.J.) 1884-1892, 1887-04-08

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The Monitor. [volume] (Woodstown, N.J.) 1884-1892, 1887-04-08

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town for nearly a quarter OF
century and have been fairly sue
ccssiul in building up a trade. II
we haze made more than we
have deserved it is an exception
. al case. We have aimed 10 dc
serve it By fair and honorable
dealing What success we have
had We owe to our customers.
We consider that we owe ii to
them in return TO continue
to serve them with as large
variety and as good Il
quality of goods at rs little
money as VIC can reasonably af-
ford without wasting our sub
stance-hencc our low prices.
Our competitors and would-be
rivals may erowl. bat we are not
doing business 10 please chr
rivals, but to please our custom
crs. and among the latter class
we have yet to hear any com
plant that we are selling goods
too low. We propose OCCASION
ally to inaueurate a new depar
ture The following is one of
them:
There IS no one article in
merchandise in the purchase Of
which the buyer is more depend
ent upon and at the mercy OF
the seller than the article oi
Ijcwelry. Brass and tin can lR
so doctored as to pass for time
as gold or silver to the average
waytarer. and INSCRIPTIONS
dealers not unlrcquentIy take
advantage OF this fact, and il
they do not actually pass off base
metals for the more precious
ones, they do what is practically
the same thing-scll an article
/ for three or four times It's value.
We have had many calls for
small articles in the ieNeIry
line-brcaspins, earrings. cuff
and collar buttons and the like
and have decided to carry a
line ct such goods in both stores.
and propose TO sell the same 20
our customers At a lair profit for
/ exactly what they arc. We have
selected reliable dealer OF
whom TO make our purchases.
and if our thirty years business
/ experience Is worth ANYTHING We
shall make ilsc OF il in this
branch. and NC are prepared to
give buyers fill value Tor their
money. We shall not sell you
brass ior gold, but YOU will get
just what you think you are buy
ing and at just what it is worth
if any difference a little less. We
have now on sale a good stock
OF goods in this line.
Ladies Bouclc Jerseys. stylish,
neat and iaunty, colors blue. tan
and cardinal. SI.o5. Formerly
sold At scots more.
Universal and Novelty clothes
wringers, both with cogs. and
one as good as the other, Se.e5.
We don't know OF any other
dealer anywhere on earth, eth
CT in town or country who sells
them At this price \ gallon Of
Best Headlight Oil given as a
present with each wrinecr.
Our shoe trade at the New
Store, under the Opera House,
is gradually growing. andir will
grow and continue 10 grow as
the people become acquainted
with our goods and prices
We give YOU good returns for
Your money.
SSoopieces ofnew styles OF wall
papers, direct from New York.
Good brown blanks at s 10 is
cts; best white at 10 and II,
gifts IT SO to s5cts.-come and
look.
Lookingglasscs in ali the
leading sizes, from roots. to
s5.75. -All kinds housekeeping
tin ware.
Don't forget 10 see our car
pets.
+, =. llcNrnerys 4 Co.
The Monitor. [volume] (Woodstown, N.J.) 1884-1892, 1887-04-08

Kansas Is lsaf,ine ia IS march u pro-
e57ss. AMI ises women vii ,ieg she world
liar tais State Is 30 advance IN more ways
ilan nsse.
Tie equitable property lass of kaa-a,
sloa tlseir effect in e.ne way that e4nnot
iail to b. observed. Il contribution >
called ftr ainons women alone. they CON-
tribute d fneH do. seeming IL carry q pursa
with theul. baye observed this. IN eos.-
trast with esery othgr STATE. kansas
c3iaes ont ahead, IL showing that better
laws f5r wosaen have in eyery sense in
spised more respect for them in the Inls.d.
Of men. NJ father used 20 say y man
wifi ifust y 0Inan with his lso,,or. but
fears - truS' iaer sith li> parse
Tbs -. y L. women ~ he Relief Corps
saT tia; already iilcy set az entire differ
euee 10 tlse w4y naen listen 70 their sssge.
and ti1st al iDiescribzble difference Is felt
by the women. real, YET intangible a. sie
sind ErizABETH 4. ssaas.
Tie world j. fali 81 safsrlns: bar lay
deepest pity j. reserved for woa4nl.z..,d
realizing tie dreadful tate or ti.s victim Il
tlls Tuscan tyrzi.t--a i0Fing. sensitive. AID
deiicste life Issfensi 70 tie rolling dezffs
~ drunkenness. --,fsAn r. CoRgi.
The Monitor. [volume] (Woodstown, N.J.) 1884-1892, 1887-04-08

~ rneu-ssuits. stts soinclc- NJ dne. Atwood
Zsf impaired blacE English CrrkscrcR
H1Eli l,e considered cheap ii bought in Phil
aisel pima AZ SsafN Ne bought Them II tla ma
b+r 80 a. 10 Scll II sl3sl II xoR need a full
dress suit. ju -sck or 4rocE, That You can wear
every month in the year. This j. yo1ir oppOr-
faH5fy- sew Store under Tho ol.eTt House
J.. i. HragrHEEXs.
The Monitor. [volume] (Woodstown, N.J.) 1884-1892, 1887-04-08

The one hundredth ard eleventh Legis-
iature Of New jersey adjourned a noon
yesterday. The closing hours Of the So
sion in the House wers characterized y iIli
disorder ala wIsngling.
The Monitor. [volume] (Woodstown, N.J.) 1884-1892, 1887-04-08

Mrs. Bishop RI. Warren, s45l TO BE- rise
richest vofaan 10 COLORADO. niade her 0xn
money ~ eaisaf-saisi8g ard = noa s8rth
.i0.099. 90.
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